materials as well as Tools
Dresser
120-grit sandpaper
Pre-conditioner
Cloths
Stain
Measuring tape
Ruler
Pencil
Painters tape
Paint
Paintbrush
Step 1
Remove drawers as well as knobs from the frame. lightly sand all surfaces as well as wipe clean with a moist cloth. let dry overnight.
Step 2
Following directions on label, prime entire surface with pre-conditioner. let dry completely.
Step 3
Lightly sand dresser utilizing 120-grit sandpaper to smooth any type of staying rough parts as well as wipe away sanding dust with a somewhat moist cloth.
Step 4
Stain entire surface (thin coats work best). It may take a lot more than one coat to get preferred depth of colour. let dry.
Step 5
Replace drawers in frame. Leave knobs off for the moment. determine the width of the piece to figure out the spacing of your stripes. Divide the width of the dresser by the preferred width of your stripe. You may requirement to somewhat change your stripe width for symmetry.
Step 6
Use a ruler as well as pencil to mark lines for tape. With low-tack concealing tape, tape off all of the areas you don’t want painted. The tape must discuss the frame as well as drawers.
Step 7
Paint areas not covered by tape.
Step 8
Remove tape carefully, pulling it directly up before the paint is absolutely dry. (Have a little paintbrush on hand for any type of needed touch-ups.)